The National tribune., 1887-09-22

fessor Ford. Of Elmira; ]. W. Willes of Buff
falo; ]. Sam Johnson and Lawrence Mix, OF
Warsaw; Andrew J. Lorish, of Attica, and
others. Portage Bridge was chosen as the next
place Of meeting.
The survivors OF the sth n. Y II. A. held
Reunion at Batavia, Monday, Aug. 80 The
following officers were elected: President, Maj.
II. NJ. Starr. Medina; V.-P's w. ii. Samson, Of
Orleans, Ezra Cole of Niagara, and Manfred
Duguid, of Genesee; See. and Treas- l.. ).
Nichols, OF Suspension Bridge. The next Re-
union will be held ut Medina. After dinner
the veterans roassenblcd 50 the court. house to
listen TO the literary exercises OF the afternoon
After a song by the male quartCtte, consisting
of Mcssrs {. b. Peek, L. G.. Harsshorn. Z. A.
Lewis and p Ward, Postmaster VI. II. Peck,
jr, delivered stirring address Of welcome
which was ably responded to by Hon. Peter y.
Porter son OF the late Colonel of the regiment
Col. Joyce 4 soldier and a poet, of Washington,
ID. c., made witty speech and sang song,
much TO the delight Of the soldiers. Another
song by the Gloe Club closed the entertain
ment, and the meeting adjourned.
Peorge L. Cook. Fort Edward: The surviv-
ors Of the l69th y. Y. viii celebrate the 25th
anniversary Of their muster into the United
States service on Monday, Sept. 26. at Troy.
This will be the regular annual Reunion. For
information, address the Secretary, Hugh TOole,
2S5 River street, Troy.
the 18th y. Y. will be held at Binghamton
Sept. 26. All members of the regiment are re-
quesied 10 be present or send address to W. III.
Bristol, Binghamton.
OHIO.
w. L. Garrett. Yclverton: The survivors of
the SD Ohio will hold q Reunion at Chilli
Gothic Oct. ) and 6.
The survivors Of the 25th, 55th, lOlst and
l6ith Ohio held Joint Reunion at Republic
A,rr s.afg l,n
were present. The town was beautifully deco
rated. Spanning Main street were four large
arches, decBed with evergreen, flags and bGnt-
ing and bearing the following inscriptions. one
on either side: "Welcomc l6l," "The National
Guards Welcome -; WELCOME 10l," a." For Love
Where Duty Called T" Welcome D." Honor
the Brave" The different regiments elected
officers for the ensuing year rs follows: 9th
President, A. ID. Stewart Toledo; First N-P.,
| w. II. Scott. Toledo; Second V.-P, o. w. Will
liams, Norwalk; Sec, VIM. J.. Hoyt. Toledo;
| Treas, J.. b. Mesnard. The Executive Com
mittee will select the place for holding the next
Reunion. 55th-Presdent, Col. John C. Lee,
! Toledo; N.-P, Col. j. NJ. Stevens, Tiifin; Sec,
Capt. II. w. Pool, Seal; Treas, Capt. J. +.
ReSer, Upper Sandusky. The next Reunion
| of the regiment will be held at Upper SAN
dusky the first Wednesday in September. 1SSS.
l0lst-Prcsident. Gen. ]. N. Kirby, Upper San
dusky; Sec and Treas ]. A. Stewart, Kansas
City. The regiment holds its Reunion next
year at Bucyrus. the last Wednesday Of August
! l6ith-Presdent, Capt. n. L.. Brewer, 1liln;
First V.-P., Capt. James Turner, Bloomville I;
Second V.-P., Capt. Roger Alcutt, Fostoria !;
Sec, g. M. Martin, Bloomville; Treas ThOs
l.. Park. Tifiin. Capt. Alcutt, U. +. Craner
w. T. Reid have charge of selecting the place
for next years Reunion, aud will report in due
season. The address of welcome was delivered
L. ii g.
by Col. II. Hunt, of EHore. Addresses were
also made by Col. Lee, DIR. Norton, Gen. j. VI.
Kirby, Coils Hunt and Honghton and others.
The 2lst annual Reunion Of the survivors OF
Battery c, LIST Ohio l.. A., was held ut Paines-
vile recently. Officers for tie ensuing year
were elected as follows: President, III. j. Man
chester; N.-P., Frank Viets; Sec. and Treas,
Thos King. Local Committee, John Austin,
Geo. J. Bell, Geo NJ. Salkeld.
&. III. kimbsll, Medina: The 2lst annual Re-
union Of the l03d Ohio was held at Camp Chip
pewa recently, and was success in every par
ticular. There were ll6 mem crs present,
most Of them accompanied by their wives and
children. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year President, G. A. Hub
bard; First Y.P., ii. A. Mills; Second v r., J. A.
Armour; Third V.-P., W. i. Highly; Sec, Jas.
Warwick; O. NJ, NJ. ID. Highland; Treas. t.
Pool. The next Reunion will be held az Ran
dall's Grove, near Lorain, Aug. l., 1883 ResO-
buttons of regret on the death of Cyrus DGrant,
Comrade Smith and Capt Stockwen were
adopted. In the evening Campfire was par
ticipated in by all. 1t was opened by President
G. A. Hubbard aud closed by Vice. President w.
b. Highly.
Il. Metz, Secretary, Waynesburg: The 18th
annual Reunion of the survivors of the l26th
Ohio was held on Thursday, Aug. %, at Bellaire,
% members being present. III. $. Moses, OF
Canton, was elected President OF the Associa-
a. r. 81 II
Waynesbnrg, Secretary. Waynesburg, Stark
County, was unanimously selected rs the place
for holding the 10Th annual Reunion on the
last Thursday Of August, lSSS, after which the
organization adjourned TO meet in City Hall
at O'Clock 7. m. At the adjourned hour the
command met and formed in front of the g. X
Hall and were escorted to City Hall by the
Bellaire Cornet Band, which discoarsed sweet
music en- route and at the hall. COmrade 4. b
Kohr delivered an able and eloquent addres:
on the results of the rebellion aud its effects
This was followed by very able sketch of the
battle Of Spottsylvania by Capt. John w. Nc
Peck, Of Jewett, who participated in thai
bloody battle lie gave a very clear and in
teresting account of that engagement. 0the
comrades responded with short "Reminiscences
aud incidents until late hour.
; Josiah Il. Dry, Upper Sandusky: The Do
annual Reunion of the survivors of the 1926
Ohio will take place at Chicago Junction Hu
ron County, on Wednesday, Oct. .. full at
/ tendance is desired TO complete regimcnta
roster. Can any person give the address Of tn
following-named comrades of Co. f: Nelson
, Cowgirl, Robert ]. EwaTt. James HoriclI, L.
fayette Lee, Jerry A. Smith, Theodore Frazer
Joel Ekelberg and John 0Brine Their ad
dresses are necessary to complete compan.
: roster
Z The survivors of the 25d Ohio held a Reunion
" at Lakeside recently. A large crowd was pres
ent and the afflir was 4 success in every par
ticular. Gen. H. B. Hayes delivered touch
: ing eulogy 10 the memory of Gen. Comfy. Th
0 following officers were elected for the ensuing
s year: President, Gen. II. b. Hayes; Field an,
!. Staf-Co. A, Thomas BOwn; Co. b, S. Il. Udcll
l. Co. c, Alfred Ssarles; Co. d. j. Il. Ogden: CO
d L, J. l.. Botsford; Co. f. j. Candy; Co G., All
c Arthur; Go. ii, l.. ID. Bell; Co. i, S. B.Warrcn
Ia Co. X, i. A. Bacon; Rec Sec, o. f. Krail
Cor. Sec, Ben killam; Treas j. l.. Chamber
: lain.
: The 18th annual Reunion Of the list Obi
l. was held at Shane's Crossing recently. Ma
& w. +. Penn delivered the address of welcome
IF and was responded 10 by Hon. L. S. Williams
II The report OF the Treasurer showed the asst
e citation 10 be in sound financial condition
l. The following officers were elected: Presidcn
r, III. III. Williams, Troy; V.-P., Il. vi. Campbell
,e Troy: Treas, l.. S. Williams, Troy; Sec, d. ]
IT Lee, Troy. 1t was decided to hold the nez
II Reunion at Troy on the second Tuesday i
le 1883. Addresses were made by Col. Mott, Cha
"a Anderson, Capt. Williams and Others.
D. n. Il. Moore, Forest: The survivors Of I'll